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Meta launches Muse, an AI agent that wants your email, calendar and payments

TechCrunch’s Sarah Perez reports that Meta debuted Muse, a personal AI agent that connects to email, calendars, payments, health, and shopping apps to complete tasks like booking travel or checking out purchases via Link by Stripe.

Why it matters. If Muse gains adoption, Meta gains a direct line into users’ purchase, health, and scheduling data outside its ad-targeting systems, a new access point competitors like Google and Anthropic are also racing to establish.

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